Welcome to Salthouse Harbour Hotel, an exquisite destination nestled along Neptune Quay in Ipswich. This contemporary hotel seamlessly blends luxury and comfort, offering guests a tranquil retreat with stunning views of the waterfront. Each of our elegantly designed rooms is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities to ensure a memorable stay, whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure.

At Salthouse Harbour Hotel, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and a warm atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Our on-site restaurant features a delightful menu showcasing locally sourced ingredients, allowing you to savor the best of Suffolk’s culinary offerings. Guests can unwind in our stylish lounge or enjoy a refreshing drink on the terrace, all while taking in the picturesque surroundings.

Conveniently located near Ipswich’s vibrant cultural scene, our hotel provides easy access to local attractions, shopping, and entertainment. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a corporate retreat, Salthouse Harbour Hotel is dedicated to ensuring your experience is nothing short of extraordinary. Discover the perfect blend of relaxation and sophistication at Salthouse Harbour Hotel, where every detail is designed with your comfort in mind. For inquiries or to book your stay, please contact us at 01473 226789 or visit our website. We look forward to welcoming you!

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Billy Bromley

5 Google Rating

There was some slight confusion with the booking but was sorted very quickly. Great welcoming staff

5/ 5

There was some slight confusion with the booking but was sorted very quickly. Great welcoming staff who'd do anything to help. Great room, All round great experience. Would definitely stay again. As KC and the sunshine band said, and i quote "That's the way, uh-huh uh-huh i like it, uh-huh uh-huh

Anthony Ward

5 Google Rating

Twenty of us just stayed here on a golf tour for three nights. What a lovely hotel with fantastic s

5/ 5

Twenty of us just stayed here on a golf tour for three nights. What a lovely hotel with fantastic staff! They were very friendly and professional and made us feel very welcome. COVID measures meant the rooms were not made up every day which was a pity but understandable. They have a small car park which is usually full but because I have a Tesla they always let me in as they have three spaces reserved for electric car charging. It was £7.50 for a 4 hour 7kW charge which gave me plenty to return home.

alison bushell

4 Google Rating

Most importantly really comfortable bed!!! Location in Ipswich... perfect. Ate both dinner and break

4/ 5

Most importantly really comfortable bed!!! Location in Ipswich... perfect. Ate both dinner and breakfast by room service. Food arrived hot and on time. Staff were helpful, polite and courteous. Especially worth mentioning Libenio. Customer service exceptional.

Nathan Does Air Traffic Controlling

5 Google Rating

This hotel is amazing! Rooms are very beautiful and very modern bathrooms! Plenty of room to put bel

5/ 5

This hotel is amazing! Rooms are very beautiful and very modern bathrooms! Plenty of room to put belongings in rooms and the reception is very modern and has very friendly staff. What is very helpful is that there is a concierge to take your belongings up to the room and he is very friendly! Well done!

Michael Gwynne

3 Google Rating

The hotel was acceptable. The rooms looked quite nice, the staff were pleasant and the food tasted n

3/ 5

The hotel was acceptable. The rooms looked quite nice, the staff were pleasant and the food tasted nice. However, it felt very expensive for what you got. My room was quite dark without the lights on. And there was no master switch by the bed (that I could find), so all lights had to be turned on and off individually at bed time. The walls were marked with both scuffs and stains while the bathroom looked like it had had a leak in the ceiling. I'm not sure if every room has an accessible bathroom, but the red alarm cable was tied up (these should never be tied up and always allowed to hang to the floor). The sink was quite small too, which was awkward. It also made it hard to fill up the kettle. Breakfast was nice, but I could swear I paid £20 extra each night for it to be included only to find it cost £14 on the menu. Overall, an acceptable stay, but would have liked to have paid around £100 less per night.

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